We've all seen the ridiculous throws that Aaron Rodgers has become known for making at practice. But the Green Bay Packers‘ future Hall of Fame quarterback just keeps outdoing himself, and Thursday was no different. In the final week of practice before the Packers' final preseason game on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills, Rodgers threw perhaps the best dime we've seen yet:

Ridiculous.

Fans across the league have become so accustomed to seeing Rodgers making throws like these that we've started to see users become irked by the regularity with which Rodgers appears on social media. One Tweeter complained:

“How many highlights they going to show of this dude throwing a ball into a net who cares it dumb good for him but honestly not hype worthy or my Twitter worthy”
He may have a point, but, nevertheless, Aaron Rodgers continues to be mind-boggling.
Clearly, he and the Packers are extra-motivated this year given the brutal heartbreak they suffered last season at the hands of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Championship Game, as well as the possibility that this is Rodgers' final season in Titletown.
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A-Rod heads into Year 17 off the heels of his third career NFL Most Valuable Player award, and it doesn't seem like he's slowing down anytime soon. He threw for a career-high 48 touchdowns in 2020, while only throwing 5 interceptions en route to leading Green Bay to a 13-3 record and the #1 seed in the NFC. He also had career-bests with a 70.7% completion rate, 84.4 QBR, and a magnificent 121.5 passer rating.
What will 2021 hold for Rodgers and the Packers? Only time will tell, but, if practice is any indication, good things are in store.